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Spy Fox in "Dry Cereal"

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Spy Fox in "Dry Cereal"

Oct 17, 1997

Main game

3.88 average rating based on 78 ratings

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The super-suave agent, SPY Fox, must find Mr. Udderly, rescue all the cows, and stop William the Kid from depleting the worlds supply of milk. Using ingenious SPY gadgets, keen wits, and daring moves, SPY Fox, jumps out on an udderly exhilarating adventure!
Release Dates
Oct 17, 1997 (Worldwide)
Mac, PC (Microsoft Windows)
Aug 29, 2008 (Worldwide)
Wii
Feb 10, 2022 (Worldwide)
Nintendo Switch
Nov 03, 2022 (Worldwide)
PlayStation 4
TBD (Worldwide)
iOS
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User Stats
437
In Collection
10
Wish Listed
3
Playing
205
Backlogged
How Long Is Spy Fox in "Dry Cereal"?
Main story: 3.1 hours
Main + extras: 3.4 hours
Total completions: 4
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giopep
giopep gave Feb 13, 2023
giopep gave Feb 13, 2023
giopep's review of Spy Fox in "Dry Cereal"
This review is for the PC (Microsoft Windows) version

Spy Fox in Dry Cereal is the first episode in what clearly is the Humongous series made for kids that are a bit older. You can see it in the slightly more sophisticated humour and in the huge amount of homages to James Bond, spy movies and pop culture. Or maybe it’s to entertain parents playing with their kids. Who knows? Anyway, my daughter had fun so I can't complain. There’s also a bunch of new gameplay elements: the comic balloon used to ask more specific questions, the secret agent gadgets, the final sequence you can access if you are quick enough… But we also are in usual Humongous territory: great writing, made for kids but never paternalistic, lots of inventive situations, replayability granted by randomization of events and so many optional interactive stuff to have fun with it. Lovely.

acejolras
acejolras gave Feb 7, 2024
acejolras gave Feb 7, 2024
acejolras's review of Spy Fox in "Dry Cereal"
This review is for the PC (Microsoft Windows) version

A really fun childhood favorite to replay. I forgot there were different paths (and it feels better to know it's random). I loved the White Water Path because it felt a little longer and had a few more puzzles, plus it had Captain Drydock as a send-up of Captain Kirk, which I loved. I missed so much of the pop culture references and spoofs as a kid, and it made it really fun to just enjoy as an adult.